River Peaces Foundation

“During the tax year, the organization did not hold formal board or committee meetings. Any actions requiring approval were handled through written consents in lieu of meetings. All written actions were contemporaneously documented and maintained in the organizations records in accordance with its governance policies.”

“During the tax year, the organization did not hold formal board or committee meetings. Any actions requiring approval were handled through written consents in lieu of meetings. All written actions were contemporaneously documented and maintained in the organizations records in accordance with its governance policies.”

“The amount reported on line 24e consists of various program-related and administrative expenses that do not fall into the predefined categories on part ix. These include art supplies and healing materials used in workshops and community programs indigenous guest facilitator honorariums not categorized under regular compensation volunteer support costs, such as meals and local transportation stipends technology tools and platform fees used to deliver virtual sessions and manage participant outreach cultural event registrations and booth fees where the organization was invited to share and engage with the public”

“During the tax year, river peaces discontinued its monthly in-person urban art circles due to limited venue availability and increased operational costs. In response, the organization transitioned to a hybrid format, offering virtual creative healing sessions combined with quarterly in-person retreats in nature-based settings. This shift allowed us to continue serving marginalized youth while deepening our alignment with indigenous practices and environmental connection. The change also increased accessibility for participants in remote areas and reduced overall program costs, while preserving the impact and integrity of our mission.”